MS3X VSS input
Hey guys,
please confirm my ignorance/plan of action: I'm running my 2000 with an MS3X, running the VSS input to Nitrous (MS3X-29) and getting no data. From what I understand, a +5v pullup is required for the VSS input in order for the MS3X to properly read the pulses? Just want to confirm before I go crawling under the dash again to fix something I missed during assembly. As a reward for reading this far, have a picture of a cat dancing on the beach: https://cimg6.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.mia...ce66dd283d.pngfabulous virtuoso |
you cant use Nitrous In for VSS (or almost anything else for that matter).
|
Nitrous In expects 12V, so you can tap into your nitrous circuit. Use another digital input.
|
Originally Posted by Braineack
(Post 1421968)
you cant use Nitrous In for VSS (or almost anything else for that matter).
Originally Posted by acedeuce802
(Post 1421976)
Nitrous In expects 12V, so you can tap into your nitrous circuit. Use another digital input.
|
I'm troubleshooting a similar issue on my NB1. I had it wired into MS3X-29 Nitrous input and was getting no speed signal.
I then saw this thread and switched it to wire into MS3X-31 PT4 and changed the TunerStudio VSS settings accordingly. I'm still getting no speed signal. Any idea what might be going wrong and what to try next? |
Originally Posted by cyotani
(Post 1465708)
I'm troubleshooting a similar issue on my NB1. I had it wired into MS3X-29 Nitrous input and was getting no speed signal.
I then saw this thread and switched it to wire into MS3X-31 PT4 and changed the TunerStudio VSS settings accordingly. I'm still getting no speed signal. Any idea what might be going wrong and what to try next? So is PT4 not the correct type of input for the miata vss signal? |
All times are GMT -4. The time now is 10:48 PM. |
© 2024 MH Sub I, LLC dba Internet Brands